Using an iPhone to boost posts on Facebook and Instagram? You may have to pay more
Using an iPhone to boost posts on Facebook and Instagram? You may have to pay more
Meta Platforms announced an extra 30% service charge for organisations buying the boost feature from the iPhone versions of Facebook and Instagram to cover Apple's transaction fee. Advertisers can bypass Apple's service charges by boosting their content on Instagram and Facebook via a browser, avoiding the extra 30% service charge on the iPhone versions.
Meta Platforms announced an extra 30% service charge for organisations buying the boost feature from the iPhone versions of Facebook and Instagram to cover Apple's transaction fee. Advertisers can bypass Apple's service charges by boosting their content on Instagram and Facebook via a browser, avoiding the extra 30% service charge on the iPhone versions.
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Meta Platforms announced an extra 30% service charge for organisations buying the boost feature from the iPhone versions of Facebook and Instagram to cover Apple's transaction fee. Advertisers can bypass Apple's service charges by boosting their content on Instagram and Facebook via a browser, avoiding the extra 30% service charge on the iPhone versions. 
